Hi,
Can you check if the LESS to CSS compilation is working correctly on my site because after having made modifications (LESS) and compiled to CSS my site goes back to the default state like this I did not modify anything in the LESS files . In addition I feel that the site puts in development mode without my permission ...
Regards

    goupijoom
    Hi,

    If your site is running with development mode, your site will load LESS files, so after changing LESS files, you just need to refresh frontend to see the changes.

    In case that the dev mode is off, you will need to compile less to css. Let us know the details of the change you made so I can check.

    Regards

    hi,
    I modified the line 870 (without compiling) of the file t3-assets / dev / templates.uber.acm.header.less.style.less.css
    I put border-raduis at 20px instead of 2px.
    Can you check if the compilation is done correctly because all my previous compilations are lost for two or three days. In addition, the backup with the component akeeba-backup does not take into account my compilation changes.
    Regards

      Hi goupijoom

      T3-assets folder is a temp folder used by t3 framework to store optimized files , it should not be used to customize your website.

      My suggestion is to disable from backend your css optimization and disable the development mode and use a custom.css file where you can add your customizations

      If you do not have already a custom.css file then simply create a new one in this folder /templates/uber/css

      Hope it helps

      Hi,
      Thank you very much for your suggestions. I will try now to work with the custom.css file but I wonder if there is a good method to compile because with the video tutorial it does not work with my site.
      Regards

      Hi There,

      I'd suggest sticking with the custom.css as that will be more straight forward for you
      If you need help with the custom css change please let us know

      Cheers
      Paul

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